
Lack of irrigation facilities in tribal areas: report
The Hindu
Study highlights need for governance and resource allocation towards agricultural water
A report on practices followed for agricultural use of water in tribal areas has highlighted lack of irrigation facilities in these areas. The report titled ‘Compendium of Best Practices Water Management in Tribal Areas’ has highlighted the increased need for governance and resource allocation towards agricultural water for tribal communities across the country. Prepared by Aga Khan Rural Support Programme India (AKRSPI) and Axis Bank Foundation (ABF), the report has covered central India, which is home to 70% of the country’s tribal population, spanning over 100 districts in eight States; extending from Banswara in Rajasthan to Purulia in West Bengal.More Related News

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